No Generation Lost club held a rally of solidarity at the flagpole on Jan. 31.
The rally was intended to unite members of Lehigh University and allow for people to express their thoughts and emotions surrounding President Donald Trump’s recent executive actions preventing refugees and immigrants from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen from entering the country.
No Generation Lost emphasized that the event was not political, it was just an opportunity for Lehigh members to stand in solidarity with those who may be affected by Trump’s recent immigration reform.
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Massiel Checo, '20, and Martin Fernandez, '20, join hands at the rally for solidarity. The rally was organized to allow the Lehigh community to unite and show solidarity after news of President Donald Trump's recent changes on immigration. (Ashley Omoma/B&W Staff)
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